Is it possible to produce 50 million tons of rice using vertical farming if a state subsidized the energy and initial investment, or is it currently unfeasible?

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u/Seconds0712 — 9 hours ago
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I always wondered what the maximum population this place could support with its own food production?

u/Seconds0712 — 3 days ago
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What would Australia be like if it had this topography and was also 6 latitudes further south?

What would this Australia be like, specifically the eastern part? And wouldn't the great mountain plateau in the west act as a pump, drawing winds and rain from the ocean and increasing the monsoons' reach further south?

u/Seconds0712 — 9 hours ago
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Are there places in the world similar to China and India that could reach one billion inhabitants, for example, the Río de la Plata basin? Or other places?

What other places suggest that are not entire continents?

u/Seconds0712 — 4 days ago